Vic-Fezensac Bullfight: Sánchez Vara Shines Amidst Controversy
Vic-Fezensac, France – Teh annual Vic-Fezensac bullfight saw moments of brilliance and controversy, leaving spectators buzzing with excitement and debate.
Sánchez Vara’s Performance Sparks Debate
Sánchez Vara delivered a performance that resonated with many in the arena. Though, a decision by the presidency ignited a wave of disagreement. We are not at Roland-Garros hear!
Sánchez Vara exclaimed, addressing the crowd’s impatience. He humbly requested those who were whistling to wait, acting as a justice of the peace.
the Guadalajara native demonstrated skill and strategy, moving up to the net, not over the horns,
to confront his second saratillo. His muletazos, natural passes, and molinetes were described as passing-shot
like, executed with temple. The sword work was impressive, promising to ignite the crowd, reminiscent of his performance in the previous year’s Vicoise mud, where he had sat on a chair to put a pair of trailer.
the audience’s request for an ear was denied by the presidency, leading to bronca and the misunderstanding that fell on the Palco.
He received a Vuelta al Ruedo.
Saltillo Bulls and Othre Performances
The Saltillo bulls were described as racing cars
with the exception of the fifth, which had a lighter build. Gomez del Pilar, who had a accomplished showing in Madrid on June 3, earning one ear of an escolar,
struggled to replicate that success. Despite a good first round, he faced challenges, particularly with the 5th bull.
Luis gerpe, noted for his facilities in disco,
managed to connect with the audience. Two pairs of silky Véronics and a lightning sword in the sixth
contributed to his performance, earning him a Tour du Ruedo.
The File: Results and Ovations
- Sanchez Vara (pale pink and gold): silence and turns to the wheel.
- Gomez of the Pillar (terracota and azabache): greeting to third and silence.
- Luis Gerp (blue night and gold) silence and turns to the wheel.
There were 18 pics. Ovation for the Mehdi Savalli banner.
MAIS Bullfight Impression: Novillos Prieto de la Cal
The novillos Prieto de la Cal, with their genetic antiquity
and heritage from the Duke of Veragua, made an impressive presentation. special mention was given to the first, a black and white monster (Berrendo)
, described as a coffee cooler of sports over 500 kilos,
and the third, a jabonero. However, despite their impressive physique, they lacked game and displayed genio in reserve.
João d´Alva, a last-minute replacement for Christiano Torres, received applause for his banderilla placements. Though, he, along with Jesús de la Calzada and Pepe Luis cirugeda, struggled against the cattle’s lack of charges and unpredictable behavior, a hallmark of Huelva’s breeding. There were twenty meetings on the horse. A tribute was paid before the Paseo to the surgical team of olivier Chambres.
Results:
- joão d’Alva: Hi and silence after opinion.
- jesús de la Calzada: silence and silence after opinion.
- Pepe Luis Cirugeda: Silence and Silence.
Reader Question
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a Vuelta al Ruedo?
- A Vuelta al Ruedo is an honor given to a matador, allowing them to circle the ring in applause after a strong performance, even if they didn’t receive an ear.
- What does “temple” mean in the context of bullfighting?
- In bullfighting, “temple” refers to the matador’s ability to control the pace and rhythm of the bull’s movements, creating a harmonious and artistic performance.
- What are Novillos?
- Novillos are young bulls, typically between three and four years old, that are fought by aspiring matadors in novilladas, which are bullfights for novices.
